Simply writing an "Invasive Species Act" (something that people working in pest management sometimes call for) might not adequately accommodate competing priorities, but might rather add another layer of competing bureaucracy to already existing protective and proscriptive laws.
But Axelrod also informed them that the president would continue to acknowledge the general discontent with Washington in his public comments, in the hope that he might help lessen what White House aides sometimes call the "toxicity" in the air.
And understanding them might require recourse to an even broader canvas, what they sometimes call a "multiverse".
They worry that the "red-collar" workers, as party-member employees are sometimes called, might interfere in the running of the company.In state firms, party committees once controlled workers' lives, monitoring everything from their ideological rectitude to their reproductive cycle.
The brain basis for this might be what is sometimes called Hebbian learning: nerve cells that fire together also wire together.
Among American writers of his day, he was alone in thinking that a trip to the moon, even one funded by the military-industrial complex of the country that he sometimes called Cancer Gulch, might be worth a book.
"These intermediaries, sometimes called parabankers, might set up shell corporations and sell shares to help clients minimize taxes.
The review concludes by summarizing various approaches and their pitfalls, by providing guidance for evaluating the robustness of studies relating early testosterone to gender-related outcomes and by suggesting that the early postnatal surge in testosterone, sometimes called mini-puberty, might be particularly accessible for studying the role of testosterone in human development.
Subsequentists might adopt a metaphysical view that is sometimes called metaphysical eternalism (defended by Nagel 1970 and Silverstein 1980, among others).
Weir's property might have had added allure because it was sometimes called the Land of Nod.
